Previously rumored to be called Pixel Glow, this feature could bring a visual twist to Google’s next Pixel series.

Leaked Google Pixel 11 marketing materials suggest a new HiLight notification feature, while a five-minute charging claim raises questions ahead of Google's launch.

HiLight isn't the only highlight.

With the Made by Google event behind us, details and hands-on with the latest Pixel 11 devices have been fully unveiled by the tech giant. You can preorder the devices right now if you want — but after years of buying Pixels, I think I’m tapping out.

The campaign highlights new technology that encourages users to stay in the moment while signaling a broader shift toward less screen time and more ambient notifications. The challenge becomes keeping consumers engaged enough that they do not ignore the prompts that lead to ad delivery.

The Pixel 11 doesn’t carry much of a different look, and the only major hardware change happening on the exterior could be glossed over without a second thought. Pixel 11’s HiLight hides in the camera LED and acts like a notification light when your phone is turned over. But it isn’t what I expected.

A new Pixel 11 leak suggests Google won't bring its HiLight notification LED to the cheapest model, but there's good news for the camera.

It’s that time of year again — time for some snazzy new Pixels to tempt our gadget-coveting “gimme!” reflexes and guide flagship Android phone expectations for months to come. Google’s latest and greatest gizmo is the Pixel 11 series,

The new Google Pixel 11 Pro models feature a useful HiLight indicator that pays homage to classic notification LEDs.